Nozzle device.



J. G. GOODHUE.

NOZZLE DEVICE.

AlPPLIGATION FILED rnnxz, 1911.

1,059,293. Patented Apr. 15, 1913.

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JULIAN a. commoner CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

NOZZLE DEVICE;

Specification of Letters Patent.

Original applicationfiled February 23, 1910, Serial No. 545,890. 1 Divided and this application filed February 7, 1911. Serial No. 607,110.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that 1,? JULIAN G. qooonon a citizen of the United States,res1dingat Chicago, in the county of Cook andState of Illinois, have invented a certain new and useful Improvement in Nozzle .Devices,.of which the followingis a. ran, clear, concise, and exact description, reference beingjhad to the accompanyingdrawings, forminga part of this specification.

My invention relates to nozzle devices, that is to say ap aratus or devices for spraying or ejecting iquid or other substanceu Theprincipal objects of lIIVBIltlOIlatlI'B to provide a simple, practical and inexpensive device of this kind having; certain features of advantage and efiiciency, and toarrange for the application of the same to a lavatory venient arrangement to have this nozzle de vice 2 appliedat one side or the rear of the bowl, and supported in proper positionlnear the top thereof by a member 3 passing up. from the device 2 and rearwardly over the top edge of the bowl 1 and resting upona the latter. a

Thedevice 2:compr1ses.a central hollow member 4: having an; interior bore or chamher 5 and a horizontallyprojecting portion 6 having a bore or cross chamber 7 3 the end of which is closed by the send port1on8 of said member 4.1 a An upper member @9111 the formof a cap is crewthreaded u on the top of the member 4, and aplng 10 1s fitted withinthis cap 9 and arranged to be screwed or wedged down into place by the action of the cap 9. A tubular member 11 passes through the cap 9 and the plug ,10 into the interior of the member :4,1and this tubular member 11 is held in place byythe members 9 and 10, member 11 being clampedby member 10 when the latter iswedged down into place as the cap 9 is screwed down. Alower or bottom member 12 is detachably secured: to the bottom of \the central member 4, as for example by screw threading it thereto,

this bottom member 12 being in the formot a cup forminga receptacle or chamber below the bore or chamber 5. A nozzle or spout 13 is detachably secured to the projecting por-: tion 6 of themember 4, as by screw threadingsaid nozzle on said cross projection; 6. .65 v

The nozzle 13 opens downwardly through 1 the mouth or orifice 14.. The device is shown. l having pipes 15 and 16 leading down through 1 the tubular member 11, being conveniently incasedw in tubular protecting coverings l 17-+-17 lwithin the member 11, which latter when: the device is applied to a bowl as 1 shown. in1Fig. .1, may be bent sidewise :to form the supporting member 3 shown in said Fig. 1.

of the cup member 12, and this pipe 15 is intended as :a liquid supply pipe forsupplying liquid 18 to the cup=12, which liquid: I

1t is understood, isvto be sprayed or ejected .80

from the device. This pipe 15 is understood T to be connected to a liquid supply apparatus 1 of some sort for continually and properly feeding or supplying liquid to the reservoir orcup member 12. The pipe 16 is bent and extended through. the lateral projection; .6 1 into the open outlet or orifice 14 of the n0z-; zle l3, and said pipe isprovided with an. aperture 19 opening downwardly into, the

orifice 14:. This pipe 16 may be called a pneumaticmr air jet pipe, and is intended to supply compressed a rl or an 1 air jet :at proper times to operate the device. There is a third: pipe 20 arranged within the a chamber .5 and. extended down substantially tolthe;bottom of the reservoir member 12,1.

and also extended horizontallythrough the 1 end portion 8 and opening into the orifice: 14 below the air jet pipe opening19. This pipe 20 is to convey liquid from the reservoir i 12 to the nozzle for the spray.

The operationof the device is that when desired anair jet or quantity of air under pressure is sent through the tube or pipe 16 and when this is done this air will emerge i from the opening .19 andlpass acrossthe open end of thertube 20,thereby creating, suction in said tube and drawingliquid 18 up from thereservoirdQ and causing the same to be ejected or sprayed out ofthe Thep1pe15 extends down in .75 a the chamber;5 to substantially the bottom 1 p orificei14. When the device is located in a bowl, as shown in Fig, 1, .or similarly, this liquid will be sprayedor ejectedinto'the bowl so that by supplying a disinfecting liquid .to the device an efiicient disinfecting operationis secured. This operation of the device is brought about from time to time as may be desired by suitable air jets in any preferred or suitable way. The liquid which is withdrawn from the reservoir- 12 will be replaced so as to keep a constant sup f ply of liquid inthe reservoir to enable the device to operate properly.

It will be understood that changes and modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.

H What-I claim is: i I

1. An atomizing apparatus comprising in combination, a vertically disposed tubular portion provided with a reservoir chamber, aside nozzle projecting from said tubular portion above said reservoir chamber, an air tube leadingfrom outsideof the deviceinto the same and into the nozzle thereof, a supply tube leading from outside the device into the reservoir chamber, and ,a reservoir tube leading from the reservoir chamber to and arranged for use in connection with the air tube, said nozzlebeing constructed to 'inclose said air and reservoir tubes on all sides except for one point where the under side of the nozzle is cut away to form an aperture, saidair tube being provided with an outlet aperture which immediately overlies the aperture in said nozzle whereby a spray may be projected downwardly through said nozzle aperture. r

l 2. Adevice of the class specified, comprisinga body member, a detachable top for the (same, a detachable bottom adapted to form a reservoir, and a nozzle detachably secured i to said body portion.

3.? A device of the class specified; comprising a body member 4, a cap 9 for the same, a detachable reservoir member 12, detach-- ably secured to the bottom of :the member 4, and a detachable nozzle 13 detachably secured to the body member 4. l

4. A device of the class specified, comprising a body member 4, a cap 9 for the same, a

I detachable reservoir member 12, detachably secured tothe bottom of the member 4, and a detachable nozzle 13 detachably secured to'the body member 4, a reservoirflsupply pipe 15 leading from outside of the device into the interiorthereof forsupplying the reservoir, an-air jetpipe 1-6 also leading from outside .of the device .to-the interior thereof and terminating in the orificeof the nozzle13, and a reservoir pipe extended from the reservoir to thenozzle 13 and terminated adjacent tothe opening of the air pipe 16. v

5. A'device of the class described, comprising a body, a projecting nozzle carried py s aid body, a reservoir detachably secured to said body, a cap detachably secured to said body, a'pipe passing through said cap, and means for supporting said cap on said pipe.

6. A: device of theclass described, comprising a body having a reservoir portion, a projecting'no'zzle carried "by sai'dbody, a detachable cap for said body, a tube passing; through said cap into said nozzle and a tube leading from said reservoir portion into said nozzle.

7. A device of the class specified, having a vertically disposed tubular body structure, provided with a reservoir chamber at 7 or; near-its lower end,'and a side nozzleflprojecting from said body structure above the reservoir portion thereof, and pipes enter- 'ing the upper iendof. said body structure,

one of said pipes extendingto theres'ervoin-i and the other to the nozzle, andian'other pipe extendingbetween the reservoir and nozzle and havingyits "end associated-with the end opening of the aforesaid nozzle pipe.

' 8. A device of theclass specified, .havingi J9 a vertically disposed tubular body structure, :provided witha'reservoir chamber at or near its lower end, and a side nozzle projecting from said body structure abovethe reservoir portion thereof, and one or more pipes enter-T "9 ing the upper endof said body'structure serving as a supportfor the device;

9 Adevice of theclass specified, comprising a tubular body having a lateral, tubular projection, a cup shaped membervdetachably secured to the'bottom of said tubular body to serve as a reservoiiga' reservoir pipe having one; end located in said cup shapedmenr ber and extending up vfrom the same and bent to extend into said lateralyprojection; 5 andan. air blast pipe extendingjinto said tubular body and also bent to; extend into, said lateral projection, andprovided with-a, discharge orifice to'cooperate with the disk charge orificeof the reservoir pipe. i 10.Adevice of the class specified, comprising a tubular body having a lateral tubular projection, a cup shaped membendetachably secured to the bottom ofsaid tubupipe having one end located in sai dcup shaped member and extending up from the same and bent to extend into said lateral projection, an air blast pipe extending into i said tubular body and alsobent to extend into said lateral'projection, and'provided with a discharge orifice to cooperate with the-discharge-orifice of the reservoir pipe, and a supplyv pipe extending into said tubu- I lar body and to the cup shape memberattachedthereto'. v

11. .A- device of the class specified, Ieomprising a tubulardoody 4,11aving a, lateral projection 6, a cup shaped member 12 screw threaded to the lower .end of the bQdYult, a" 130 Mr body to serve as a reservoir, a reservoir 115 d 'reservoirnozzle 13 screw threadedto the lateral projection 6, a cap 9 screw threaded to the top of thebody 4, and atapering member 10 within the cap 9.

12. A device of the classspecifiechcomprisinga tubular body 4:, having allateral projection 6, a cup shaped member 12 screw threaded to the lower ;end of the body 4, a nozzle 13 screw threadeclto the lateral projection 6, a cap 9screw threaded to the top of the body 4,a tapering member 10 within the ca 9, and air blast and reservoir :pipes 16 an 7 respectively, extending through said projection 6 and into the interior of said nozzle.

13. The combination of an atomizer hav mg a reservolr P01131011 and a nozzle portion, and also provided with an aperture, of an ,airpipe and a reservoir pipe enteringlsaid;

aperture, a sheath pipe surrounding ;sa1d 20 JULIAN e. eoonnrm,

Witnesses:

A. LYDA JONES, IIAZELA. JONES.

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